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When these conditions are met, this system renames the file (with its host name
and a fresh timestamp) and locally processes the file. This processing assumes that
the rename succeeded.
Related Commands
processing-seize-pattern
result
Indicates whether to create a response file after processing an input file.
Syntax
result { on | off}
Parameters
on
off
Guidelines
The result command indicates whether the appliance should create a response file
after successfully processing an input file.
result-name-pattern
Specifies the match pattern to build the name of the response file.
Syntax
result-name-pattern pattern
Parameters
pattern Defines the PCRE to use as the match pattern to build the name of the
Guidelines
The result-name-pattern command specifies the PCRE to use as the match pattern
to build the name of the result file. This PCRE will normally have a back reference
to the base input file name. For instance, in input files are NNNNNN.input and the
desired result file name is NNNNNN.result, then the match pattern would be
([0-9]{6})\.input$ and the result pattern would be $1.result.
Some servers might allow this pattern to indicate a path that puts the file in a
different director, if it allows cross-directory renames. For instance, the match
pattern would be (.*) and the result pattern would be ../result/$1.
This command is relevant when result is on. Otherwise, it is ignored.
PCRE documentation is available at the following web site:
(Default) Creates a result file.
Does not create a result file.
response file.
http://www.pcre.org
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